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No Hjertaas again tonite. That’s now 3 games and it’s radio silence from the program.

Down 5-2. Terrible first half. Rutgers came to play and we aren’t answering. 

Three locals all heading to the big dance. St. John’s, LIU and Hofstra… How about that.

Weekend Watch: Stony Brook, Duke Look To Keep Momentum Rolling
https://www.insidelacrosse.com/article/weekend-watch-stony-brook-duke-look-to-keep-momentum-rolling/4759538e-50b0-425d-912b-6203b6aff80b

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Can Stony Brook's Transfers Keep the Seawolves Rolling?
No. 10 Stony Brook at No. 13 Johns Hopkins, 11 am Sunday

Stony Brook is off to a hot start in 2026, sitting at 5-1 with its lone loss coming by one goal to No. 4 Northwestern. A large part of the Seawolves’ success this season has been the addition of two transfers: Reese Hjertaas and Keira Martin.

Both Hjertaas and Martin were teammates at Limestone University, a prolific Division II institution that closed its doors this past summer. Although unable to continue their careers there as originally planned, both found a new home at Stony Brook under head coach Joe Spallina.

Both had been top performers at Limestone and arrived with significant production and experience. Hjertaas posted 83 points in her final season at Limestone, making her one of the most productive players in Division II before transferring.

The transfers have continued that production at the Division I level, making an immediate impact for the Seawolves and helping replace key production while immediately strengthening the offense.

In the Seawolves’ opener, both Hjertaas and Martin tallied five points — Hjertaas with five goals and Martin with three goals and two assists — accounting for 10 total points and quickly showing they could play with the pack.

The Limestone transfers have essentially provided plug-and-play production for Stony Brook, adding more offensive balance alongside key returners like Isabella Caporuscio and Mirabella Altebrando.

Instead of rebuilding after losing key contributors, the Seawolves added two experienced players who create offense, add depth, and immediately contribute in big games.

Now six games into the season and on short rest after their Friday afternoon overtime win over Denver on Long Island, the Seawolves head into their biggest matchup of the season this Sunday against No. 13 Johns Hopkins in Baltimore.

Hjertaas didn’t play on friday vs. Denver.  Hope all is well. She’s a key player for this squad.

Up 6-5 at the half vs. Denver in a sloppy game. #2 is NOT playing for us today and it shows. (Hope she is ok). We are also being totally dominated at the draw control.  Team better wake up in the second half and start winning some draws or Denver will pick us off. Go SB.

Quote from: Triple Lindy on February 28, 2026, 08:21:16 pm

I’m watching. We can’t make free throws. That was unacceptable when I played in high school.  Yet, it’s rampant in the college game. Has been for years. It’s cringeworthy.  We need to make free shots if we are gonna have a shot.

Watching on Flosports or somewhere else?

Optimum cable at a local pub. Channel 73 MSG2

Good game but this stings.  Getting shut out in the 4th quarter is a tough pill to swallow with a two goal lead.   Got to have these games when they are right there for the taking.  This could’ve been a huge win that put the rest of the country on notice. Spallina must feel sick over this one.

Nice solid win. A rested top 5 Northwestern team is up next as we wrap up a stretch of 3 games in 5 days. Not a fan of this kind of scheduling in February. Hope the team has enough gas in the tank to run with NW on Saturday morning.

Also, Colorado is ranked all over the place depending on what poll you look at. I guess#15 is the “official” poll? Yet, they defeated Northwestern on the road to open the season. I figured they would’ve shot up all polls after a win like that.